Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-10-19

lie Detter than all earthly h0nors and dis
ttnetions . !, 3. y, I. IS !. 4.
pleasure and recollection Of school days
Will Pc reinforced by the no less pleasant
memory q our present visit, ana thus Will
our joint lnrerest IN st. Paul and Its kind
cltizens &c increased and perpetuated.[L Loud
and prolonged cheering
Lnas ceremony passed, short interval
elapsed before me ovation OF the evening
BEGAN. Mrs senator Snbin introduced
mrs cleveland TO the ladies who were
charged with especially caring Tor her COM
fort, ana e BRIEF period was allowed Tor
quiet social. No where on the journey has
nitude, no arrangements more complete
and successful, not to say Imposing than at
st, Paul. It was demonstration OF the
people, by the people and for the people,
ia the broadest and most courteous sense.
Nearly AO,0O0 participated In and witness
ed the evening parade through the
brilliantly illuminated and beautifully
done, az other occasions outl1yaied by the
match1ess pageant. Cnat, though lnvlting,
1aariy oenes toescriptlon. line reviewing
stanG was placed at Bridge square TO which
the PRESIDENT and Mrs: Cleveland and
4e om d he e S4ouea sses p
with tens Of thousands of people presented a
scene 50 inspiring and novel that the
honored guests were unspar1ng IN their
words OF appreciation and enjoyment
President and Mrs. Cleveland were at.
tended by Mayor Smith and Gov McGill
and reached the reviewing stand about
8 O'Clock, upon which was large COMMITTEES
OF ladies, several OF whom had been school
mates OF Mrs. Cleveland In her st. Paul,
girlhood days: Sitting or standing ct the
front OF the stand the President and Mrs:
Cleveland hal view down Third attract
and up Wabashaw, that was novel and
ever changing as the snow shoe. carnival.
toboggan and coastlnR ciubs and br1gades,
to the music OF many bands, marched by
them, the tirst regiment NJ. N. 9. concluding
the line, the 25th infantry band from Fort
Smelling leading the magic column. No
wonder the President heartily said, eThe
display tonight was the most beautiful,
certainly the most novel have over seem"
At the close of the parade the President
and wife resumed their carriage and as
rapidly as space could be secured in the
the Ryan hotel, where until ll.30 O'Clock
they held a reception, some 5000 people
being able to gain admission and present
their salutations to Mr.. Cleveland and his
lovely wife. The hotel parlors were scene
that tho resources Of no city may
exceed and the cordiality and
good humor Of the people was
of the highest and best type Of American
manhood and womanhood. The reception
committee OF gentlemen and ladies was
usas gp ts sed saes rba pep
moved at the rate of 100 a minute and there
was but very little handshaking or oppor-
tunity for it. With Mrs. Cleveland stood
Mrs. VIM: +. Villas at her left and Mrs.
Senator Sabin immediately behind, other
ladies in near position. There was but one
YnSp line MTQ ND nv hot
was the purest compliment that may be
voiced, perfect loneliness. As she stood in
the brilliant group 1t was seen that she Is
tall, as tau as the President, slim and ele-
CANT IN bearing: She wore her soft, brown
hsr in rep cap at the top Of her
Of euris With one Or two locks at the sides
OF her forehead. The back hair about the
neck was. cut short III fashion
likely to be initiated. The
colHuro was nnlshed oy blue ostrich
feathers fastened at the SIDE ~ magnlt-
also connneu IN 'front.' Win olam ' pm.
Her lovely neck was bare ana enc'rcled by
q necklace OF magnlhcent diamonds, but
her eyes equaied them. Sue mas, all the
laoies agree, lovely comPic1'on, qneenly
n Dec ana sna h rare & +hp o,nee 1 cni t
aei 5ee En- are ana s5e Isl se WIN
y showed them and tie girhsh dimples;
mrs; Cleveiand wore q oecomlng Dress OF
ngnt blue SIX, nrocaned wlth SILVER movers
scattereo over IL, framed ana v-snapeo az
the neck, Inc 1ronC was hung WIN nlue
tulie, noraere 60 ana aesSoonoa win f1oIans
TO match the orocaoe: me shoulder
white kid gloves slipped down a
little ana revealed rounded white
arms. lne ERE were mo no 3 sleeves, out
olue crXsta! Deaus were nuhg 70 form Snort
ones. Inc Iron1 OF tne we!st was iald IN
to1.e % form POM en-! enong w1tn biue
cIystats. bstweeh .ne 'uAle was laclhg OF
5 3iu ana slver core. Sne Wore hva
the ~, - tha lae;n uH sar Sofssa: az
i sne sop OF me iaSlns was asge 1oWer OF
q huge solitaire. At one side was a
ahnva. 4 So q crescent ou hnttar
az was at the othersside. The charming
costume was finished by bronze slippers
a,o Me1 tho ,anat Hena osad aS
the Six or seven hours that had been SO fun
Of action and demonstration became his
tofy, a5eamnxe, nnt ~ SUI sanganie' 80 NJ,
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